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I had a csection 5 days ago why are my feet so cold?
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CIRCULATION/THYROID: If you have a thyroid condition, or have the symptoms of an underactive thyroid, that could be at the root of your problem, especially if you are having post partum "blues". Cold feet, especially if you need to wear socks to bed, is very suggestive of a low thyroid! if your feet are numb, very painful or tingle uncomfortably, tell your doctor asap!
Answered 9/29/2016
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